Employers Insurance Co. v. American Liberty Insurance Co.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
ADAMS, Justice.
Employers Insurance Company of Alabama (hereinafter “Employers”) appeals from a summary judgment in favor of the defendant-appellee, American Liberty Insurance Company (hereinafter “American”). We reverse.
Employers, a workmen’s compensation insurer, appealed two judgments entered against one of its insureds in favor of two injured employee claimants. One judgment required a lump sum payment of $14,-352.08, representing accrued disability payments, and an additional bi-weekly payment of $211.06 for the remainder of the claimant’s permanent total disability. The other judgment…
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